Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-09

Coffee John" opened up again last
night.
To-day is more like summer than
spring Ur winter.
The new front in the Bamberger store
will be a great improvement.
The present lull in things theatrical is
very acceptable after the opera season.
Remember the dinner by the ladies at
the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening.
Miss Matte Royle gave very delight
ful party at her home on First South
street last evening.
Gardeners are taking advantage of the
pleasant weather, and have already be-
gun their spring work.
The Ladies' Relief Corps gave a recep-
ton to few invited guests this afternoon
at the Grand Army Hall on Main street.
James Luckey was operated upon by
DR.. Hamilton at st. Marks Hospital,
to-day, for pGrOtid tunaOr of the left side.
The last of J. w. Farrell & Co.'s stock
OF plumbers good have been removed
from the old stand opposite The DEMO
Graf to the new store on Main street.
The grocery firm of Clark, Eldridge &
Co. to-day filed articles of Incorporation
in the County Court. The association
will be known as the Clark, Eldridge
Company.
Last Saturdays issue of THE DEMOCRAT
was a great success, and this week will be
wound up with better paper than ever.
The SATURDAY DEMOCRAT is the best
advertising medium in the city.
Mr.. Hannaman, who has returned
from the East with his bride, is the hap
piest man in town Just now Mrs. Hanna
man was a resident of Mount Vernon,
Ind, MIR. Hannaman's old home, and
the attachment, which led to the happy
union, was one formed many years ago.
The work of scraping up the mud is
being attended to on First and Second
visor seems to realize that if he don't get
the mud scraping done pretty soon there
will be none left to work on. 1t will
soon cease to be mud.
J. J. REILLY, of this city, is sketching
in Indian ink plat of the city, looking
north from Fifth South street, at an ele-
walton of about 500 feet. Locating and
condensing the plat is not only particu-
lar but a very tedious piece of work. The
picture is to be used by S. w. Darke &
Co, for lithographing purposes.
1t is accredited to Mr.. Robert Dye one
of the petit jurors of this term, that he is
Liberal Mormon" People who claim
TO know say that Mr.. Dye is not Nor
mon of any kind, he has long ago grown
-mentally-out of Mormonism and no
longer believes in the dogmatic tenants
of the P. p. P's.
Alfred Peterson, of the Second ward.
who has evidently been revealing in null
titudinous marital bliss, was caught up
by Deputies Franks and Cannon this
morning Only three of his wives were
captured, the presumption being that the
others had taken the underground. He
was taken before Judge Mckay, and
upon being arraigned he entered plea
of guilty and was bound over in the sum
of $1,000. His wives gave 5000 bonds
each.
Tommy Needham and Johnny Price,
two of Salt Lakes best known liquid
caterers, will open next Saturday in
Coffee Johns Vienna Bakery. That
these two gentlemen will do the honors,
is sufficient guarantee of the treatment"
which can be had at the Mirror saloon, as
they have christened the neat little place.
You bald heads 60 up and take look at
the back of your heads at the only place in
town where you can note the increase or
decrease of the capillary covering of
your craniums. We wish the boys sue
cess in their new venture.